Design
For
Life

Building communities that thrive and environments that inspire

Elevate the everyday

From a two-person design studio in 1989 to one of the country’s Architectural Giants and Best Places to Work, JLG Architects remains rooted in building spaces that serve people, not surround them. Our Design for Life approach engages and energizes communities, welcomes wellness, and conserves resources. Together, we create award-winning pathways that foster thriving lives beyond the building.

Build something great

In collaboration with our clients, JLG’s 100% employee ownership pushes the envelope on what it means to be healthy, resilient, safe, resourceful, inspired, and happy. We empower the people who power our communities.

Learn something new

Get to know JLG thought leaders, explore great ideas that shape our work, and check out recent headlines from around the country. There are always things to discover with JLG. 

ALEXANDRIA — Although there is still a lot of work to be done, plans for what the new proposed Douglas County Library could look like have been revealed….
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Bismarck Public Schools (BPS) will soon be hosting the groundbreaking of their new Career and Technical Education (CTE) center, located in…
RUGBY, N.D. (KMOT) – Wednesday marks one month since the opening of the new Heart of America Medical facility in Rugby. The old facility has…
FARGO, N.D. – After more than three decades in the architecture field, JLG Architects’ Jim Galloway, AIA, Higher Education Principal leader, is embarking on retirement, a release…
FARGO — YMCA leaders cut the ribbon and launched confetti to celebrate a new facility here to help meet growing needs for quality early childhood…
JLG Architects is No. 33 on the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s Fast 50 list, up from No. 41 last year. “As has been the case…
For over 35 years, JLG Architects has been a cornerstone in helping (quite literally) shape North Dakota’s communities. From the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library to various…
“As you know, a number of years ago, the district purchased land just off of Sixth Street and between Sixth Street and Hwy. 169 with…
Previous
Next